New Hampshire State House Strafford 13 District

Current seat holder: Peter Bixby (D).

Peter W. Bixby

Peter W. Bixby (D) of New Hampshire is an incumbent New Hampshire State Representative (Strafford 13) running for the House of Representatives in Strafford 13 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Environment and Agriculture Committee.

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“We have a significant housing shortage in New Hampshire. One contributing factor is outdated zoning regulations. The state should make it easier for towns and cities to revise their zoning to encourage more housing, but should also recognize that the towns often know more about infrastructure constraints that can affect development.” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)
“There may be a place for small nuclear reactors in the state's power mix, but it needs to be planned carefully. Nuclear energy done wrong can cause substantial environmental harms and can end up be very costly. We are all still paying surcharges on our electric bills for the "stranded costs" of the Seabrook reactor. Any new nuclear plants need to be well-enough designed to avoid those costs.” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)
“There may be a place for small nuclear reactors in the state's power mix, but it needs to be planned carefully. Nuclear energy done wrong can cause substantial environmental harms and can end up be very costly. We are all still paying surcharges on our electric bills for the” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)

Daniel A. Furman

Daniel A. Furman is a Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Strafford 13 in the November 3, 2026 general election.

· New Hampshire Secretary of State (2026 General Election Candidate List)

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“Nuclear Power is a reliable, clean and safe energy source. The inclusion of SMR's and utilizing the existing spent fuel could greatly subsidize our current energy system.” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)
“Personally, I am neither for nor against the use/growing of Marijuana. I would however be opposed to state run stores.” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)
“Any additional funding for our public schools comes mostly from local property taxes but I believe that tax increase for schools should ever exceed cost of living.” (Citizens Count Issue Survey)